Halting the Nuclear Arms Race: Non-Proliferation and Mutual Assured Destruction
193 nations debate whether Mutual Assured Destruction guarantees peace or accelerates extinction. Delegates draft the predecessor to the Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty.
Historical setting: 1960s — Age of MAD. Level: Beginner–Intermediate.
The complete Topic A background guide — including detailed historical analysis, primary source documents, bloc-by-bloc country positions, draft resolution language guidance, and research bibliographies — is distributed to all confirmed delegates in the official IIMUN 2027 Delegate Handbook, sent four weeks before the conference.
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600–900 words. Must address both agenda topics, your country's position and red lines, and at least one concrete resolution proposal. Template provided in Delegate Handbook.
Submit to: secretariat@islamabadinternationalmun.com
Subject: UNGA [Country] Position Paper — [Full Name]
Topic B content is included in the official Delegate Handbook. Both topics will be debated across the two-day summit, with Topic B typically addressed on Day 2 after the crisis resolution on Day 1.
Bloc positions represent historical starting points, not mandates. Effective diplomacy requires cross-bloc coalitions. Country assignments confirmed upon registration.